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Winnie was at a rendezvous while Mandela was in jail
JOHNNESBURG Winnie Mandela and her alleged loved shared a bungalow on the estate of US pop singer Dionne Warwick last year, the South African newspaper Sunday Times reported here Sunday, says AFP
On both occasions she and Dali Mpofu. who was her sec ond-In-command in the ANC s Social Welfare Department U,U^ Sund»y ^mes^ald ’
It added that the ANC was Investigating an alleged fraud 4OO.OOC rands (142.857 dollars) Xorth of cheques issued during the time Winnie and her alleged lover wereln charge of the ANC ■ Social Welfare Department qu"’cd “ ,enlor that
shortly before Winnie resigned her post on March 17 dcltver«i Io office from clothing stores and Jewellers
They want married priest
DUBLIN A majority of Irish Catholics disagree with their Church s Insistence on a celibate clergy and think priests should be allowed to marry. according to an opinion poll published on Saturday repots Reuter
A clear majority of those questioned for the Sunday press poll — 69 per «nl — said priests should have the right to marry while only 17 per cent supported the traditional view that Catholic priests should remain single and celibate
In another challenge to church doctrine. 60 per cent said they supported the ordination of women priests.
Scarred tree now a shrine in Bangkok
BANGKOK: They come each day with Howers, flags. In cense and prayers, reports Reuter
The people of Bangkok have turned a scarred tree Into a shrine, a memorial to a pro-democracy demonstrator who died in a hall of gunfire last Monday
Hundreds of Thal people each day pay homage at the site of the young man ■ violent death
He died after his commandeered bus crashed through a razor wire barricade. Behind the barrier stood hundreds of armed soldiers, bayonets fixed.
In what witnesses described as suicide mission, seven buses crashed through the military barricades. later a hall of bullets from the security forces kilted scores of demonstra-
The tree. still streaked with blood where the bus crashed, la decorated with hundreds of That flags of blue, white and red
This to the tree symbolising sacrifice to the military... It* scarred with bullet." one middle-aged man said.
Grandson of Queen Victoria accomplice of'Jalk the Ripper"
LONDON: Jack the Ripper, the serial kilter who terrorized 1890* l,ondon with the Gristly murder* of prostitutes, was In fact two men-one of them Prince Albert, grandson of Queen Victoria, according to a book to be released Monday, reports AFP
In the book, portions of which were carried by the Sunday Express, author David Abrahamsen. an 89 year old psychia trist, said Prince Albert was a "passive accomplice" to the murder* by his Cambridge tutor and homosexual lover. James Kenneth Stephen, a cousin of novelist Virginia Woolf. 11c also quoted the testimony of a person who saw the last of Jack the Ripper s victim* just before her murder In the .company of an "extraordinarily well dressed man. The witness's account of this man was an "overwhelmingly precise description of Prince Albert." he writes.